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schuette wrote:

Walkinghairball wrote:Oh feck, I'm staying way out of this one.

wisest thing you've came out with for a while hairy..

what do you americans speak...oh..is that english I hear you say..(preferably I'd rather you said Scottish but never mind )...hmmm who do you think speaks the best english..us or you...hmmm that's a toughy...

When you say "speaks the best English" are you referring to clarity and annunciation or cuteness and witty originality?

A guid tale's no the worse o bein twice told.
A guid word is as easy sayed as a ill ane.
Baked breid an broun ale winnae bide lang.
Bees that has honey in their mooths has stings in their tails.
Broken freendships can be soother'd, but never soond.
Cats eats what hussies spare.
Kiss my fit, there's mair fleesh on't.

awip2062 wrote:That's because people in New York talk funny.

ahem

Big Blue Owl wrote:

schuette wrote:

Walkinghairball wrote:Oh feck, I'm staying way out of this one.

wisest thing you've came out with for a while hairy..

what do you americans speak...oh..is that english I hear you say..(preferably I'd rather you said Scottish but never mind )...hmmm who do you think speaks the best english..us or you...hmmm that's a toughy...

When you say "speaks the best English" are you referring to clarity and annunciation or cuteness and witty originality?

A guid tale's no the worse o bein twice told.
A guid word is as easy sayed as a ill ane.
Baked breid an broun ale winnae bide lang.
Bees that has honey in their mooths has stings in their tails.
Broken freendships can be soother'd, but never soond.
Cats eats what hussies spare.
Kiss my fit, there's mair fleesh on't.

Now yer gittin outta hand!

LOL!!!

New to you guys.........some pics of my optical mission trip to Chile from October 2006 are up on the following site:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-tEz8dI3hU

This was my first attempt at a "video" with my new editing software, so be kind. No frills also because I was rushing for a presentation.

Hope you enjoy it.

AC

Soup4Rush wrote:dangs Kares, good thing your dad is a doctor... Do you have any bones you have not busted up?

It's a good thing I never took up hockey!

New World Man wrote:New to you guys.........some pics of my optical mission trip to Chile from October 2006 are up on the following site:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-tEz8dI3hU

This was my first attempt at a "video" with my new editing software, so be kind. No frills also because I was rushing for a presentation.

Hope you enjoy it.

AC

That's terrific, NWM!! The first choice of song (I Can See Clearly) is one of my most favorite in the world. Also In Your Eyes. Very nice.

I did see you snuck a pic of you in that Canadian hat. If you can elaborate more on the trip it would be great. I don't know if it was intended but I found the "black" at the end very poignant.

I'll have to wait until I get home to watch.

Well the black at the end was not intended, but hey if you found if you found it poignant, all the better. As I said I was rushed and didn't fill in all my song time.

My Canadian hat picture was courtesy of my Canadian roommate (the other big guy in the pic) and the lady in the picture was the other Canadian on our mission, great people by the way!

I will elaborate more about the trip soon!

What fun! Do you go to other places for missions work too, or just Chile?

awip2062 wrote:What fun! Do you go to other places for missions work too, or just Chile?

Well, we can apply every year for a domestic or foreign mission. This year I applied for a domestic and I am headed to Detroit in late October!

I hope to apply for another foreign mission next year, and alternate every year if possible.

Looked like Canook in the hat.


Very nicely done NWM.

Walkinghairball wrote:Looked like Canook in the hat.

Felt closer to my Rush roots at that moment!

New World Man wrote:

awip2062 wrote:What fun! Do you go to other places for missions work too, or just Chile?

Well, we can apply every year for a domestic or foreign mission. This year I applied for a domestic and I am headed to Detroit in late October!

I hope to apply for another foreign mission next year, and alternate every year if possible.

Such trips can be life changing!

They are an experience you never forget, we helped over 26,000 people! It was hard work, but knowing you helped so many made it worth it.